If it isn’t Frutiger nor Myriad it could be Segoe.

hrm.. I was going to say: Akzidenz-Grotesk
but the $ is not identical

IMHO that is Myriad. The minor differences appear to be due to the reproduction

Most of it is a match to Myriad but the “M” is clearly different.

I guess you can see why there was such a ruckus a few years ago when Myriad came out.

ChrisL

I looked at Segoe TV, if that’s the one you meant Jan, and it seems closer to Frutiger than Myriad.

I was thinking I recently saw a new sans with a Myriad-like y, but can’t think where I saw it.

- Mike Yanega

Another thought: wasn’t there a MM version of Myriad? Is it possible older versions, or MM interpolations, had slightly different details than the current OT versions from Adobe?

- Mike Yanega

No, I didn’t mean Segoe TV but Segoe UI or whatever. Couldn’t find a specimen anywhere to check. Ascender doesn’t provide one for whatever reason. From what I’ve seen at least the ‘M’ in Segoe has vertical stems.

Another thought: wasn’t there a MM version of Myriad? Is it possible older versions, or MM interpolations, had slightly different details than the current OT versions from Adobe?>

Hey Mike, good thought but it looks like MM still has the tilted “M” characters.

I certainly remember using Myriad MM back in the day... I’ll try to find it for comparison.

Agenda has that $

or what about ps Ratio by Mark Caneso

http://cargocollective.com/pstype#39674

Wasn’t there an Apple-only version of Myriad? Maybe that had a different M?

the M loox a little like ITC Franklin at FontBureau

http://www.fontbureau.com/fonts/ITCFranklin/styles

the $ is the same... but not the letters a y

could it be they only changed the M (for some reason)?